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Dashboard / UI Overview

Overview of the you-agent-factory local operator dashboard for live Factory Session inspection and control visibility—not a rebuilt in-docs dashboard product.

How To Use

When the service was started via you or you run without quiet mode, the local operator dashboard is available at http://localhost:7437/dashboard/ui. Use the same host and port as the API unless the process that bound the listener used a different server or port setting. The dashboard shows live session selection, work position, and factory activity while a Factory Session runs. Factory Session detail and the session lifecycle banner are derived from canonical API status and replayed SESSION_LIFECYCLE_CONTROL / session event stream facts rather than dashboard-owned state. For the shipped durable JavaScript path, the Factory Session detail surface should line up with the same session identity, phase, checkpoint refs, dispatch counts, artifacts, and lifecycle banner state you can read through CLI or API status and event inspection. Prefer CLI and API reads—you session list, you session show, you workflow status, and matching status or event endpoints—when you need scripted checks, CI-oriented quiet runs, or machine-readable snapshots without a browser.

Limits And Assumptions

The local operator dashboard is the current you-agent-factory browser surface for live Factory Session inspection. It is not a rebuilt in-docs dashboard UI, not a full CLI flag dump, and not ownership of factory-session or metrics depth. Autonomous agents must not treat dashboard submit as their control path; CLI submit remains the autonomous ingress. Broader MCP status and event tool parity with every dashboard inspection surface remains roadmap or follow-up scope unless a shipped MCP surface documents it. Quiet or CI-oriented runs that start with quiet mode suppress dashboard output, so the default dashboard URL is not guaranteed for those starts. The product does not rebuild the factory dashboard UI; the dashboard remains the local operator surface served by the running factory host.

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